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Paternal genome elimination, monogenic reproduction, and the evolutionary genetics of atypical sex chromosome systems

2024-10-25

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Sex chromosomes differ from autosomes in both their ploidy and transmission genetics. Consequently, selection, mutation, and drift may act differently upon them, driving distinct patterns in genetic divergence, diversity, and gene content. Recently, researchers have begun to consider a wider set of organisms with non-standard inheritance and sex-determination systems, however in many cases we lack theory which ext...

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31785db0-456b-5fb9-b93c-ae2f96d4ad01
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10.1101/2024.10.23.619029
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